Telegram-herald., 1887-07-12
ACROSS The LAKE.
Teachers to Attend the Educational Meet
Ing IN Chicago.

Ing In Chicago.
The annual meeting Of the National
Educational Association begins at Chicago
today and will contioue until Saturday.
The meeting will open with an address of
welcome. 20 which J. W. Ewing, President
OF the Association. will respond. The fore
Moons and evenings of Wednesday, Thurs
to the Association proper. and matters OF
general interest will be discussed The
afternoon OF each of these davs will be oc
cCpied by the meetings OF the several de
paTinents, there beng four or five in
session at the same time. listening to papers
on different subjects. such as National
Council of Education. Elementary
schools. Kindergarten Instruction.
Department Of Normal Schools. "Indust-
rial Education" Department OF Art
Education" Music Education" School
SuperinteAdsnce, aud Secondary lnstruc-
ton. A president occupies the chair in
each department. and the teachers are
privileged 10 attend any school they desire.
No paper is TO occupy over twenty minute,
of time 10 presen;stIon, and must close
with a brief summary of The leading points
or he principles set forth in it. This even
irg the Introductory address will be deliver
e,i By Richard Edwards. III. d. STATE Super
intendsnt Of Illinois. followed by Chicago
CSurtssies These will be followed by
other interesting brief addresses.
Tee headquarters Of the Michigan dele
cation will be al the IA mer House with
the deiesaticns from ohio and New Eng
isna. 10 Is expected 10 have a grand re-
union of ali the te1cher~ present who have
taught in Nichga before the meeting
closes.
The MANAGEMENT has issued an elaborate
programme and also me1tions the different
o0nts OF Interest about the city. among
which are the parks, water works, cost
Office. custom house. Calumet Club House.
Pullman buildings Potter Palmer's co-tiy
residence. COiieze OF Physicians and Sur
ss0ns. Court House aud City Hall. Board Of
T-ads building. opera houses. Exposition
BGiding and Music Hall
TIE delegation from this city numbers
over tifiy teachers and most Of them left tcr
Grand Haven - er33v ate noon. and
crossed The lake IA tfe Goodrich s;san.e.
lzsr night. The following LIST shows n.
names of those who wilt bs IN Attendance
art the sct co.'s IN which tbey are engaged
~urt r n Kendall
fnionSchool - Prof l. ". Barchs-t.
Central School Misses Ia C. Goodwin
r. Chesbro and Nrs. II A. Herrick
North Division Strsst-Miss Addie Tay-
Tor.
south Division Strees-Nisses Mary -
owen and Minnie A. Asnsfer.
Fountain street Misses Carrie Moss
j. A. IS vcoG and Cora Gsrieoi-r
Wealthy Avenrs Misses Hattie 2
Finchsr. LA \. Davenport and =. sss
miller
crardviile Ave-ee-yissss Fmn Field,
Della u ia o Bert a 7. at1wel, Abais
fisic ard Eils u. F.herBart
Leonard St-esf Misses Nellie rrst
Ivr Earle Jsnr g. White aad Iiii.su
D. Qaea,sv
Ner,h Ionis street Misses p Palmer,
Hatie Fe. r.fs 20. e. fstslls Ford
tsntsr street Mss - Bsrxisv
pine-1treei n ssss Kate sran Atsl.s =
Hutehias aua Helen l. iurner
Esnr~ Street Kisses kl3reues A. Weed
sna iszze e. HanchetF
Cnt Avenue Misses Marcy Camebe.i
NsiHs G. Rogers ard Josephine Sni u.
Turner Street Misses Mer7 Poster f. c
Smith and trara + uso1a.
Pisinfii Avenue AjSsss Wary I,sv.e
A5bie Jbsllis. Mary kromer snt Lucia J.
krauer.
SRA rhs Street Misses Hattie NJ. BsiIe7
~ Ifuch g. s. n4Vis A RsselT "
oh'sr Sns.e 6sisy Masne Dsis and Jaiis
s noe8n
Esss BRIDGE sir~st-Niss II s. Sprsgas.
~e~ea a street Misses Carrie Plsnx
Emma Taylor aaa L. f. S.odsisrd
Nesr'e al VII rsiarn home Ssturis7
ni9h6 hss fe~ VII rsmsin 81 ebicarr
another wees. sa8 soaae vii 70 e.ssshsrs
ID spend eacafion-